On Monday, Kennedy Igboananike scored his first Premier League goal for new club AIK in the tie against&nbsp; IF Elfsborg. <br /><br />The Nigerian striker after his documented problems with Djurg&aring;rden says he is enjoying football again.<br /><br />''It was very important. That meant not just three points for us, but also a lot to me personally. <br /><br />''I am a striker and then you'll always score goals. When the ball crossed the line, I felt that this is the end of the heavy time, both for me and AIK. Now we will continue to win,'' Igboananike told Swedish newspaper <i>Expressen.</i><br /><br />He went on: ''I was not feeling well before I came to AIK, I had a very heavy period last time in Djurg&aring;rden, where I did not play at all and was in the freezer. But now in AIK I feel really good.<br /><br />''Sometimes, life in football is not as expected, but I've learned how things work and how heavy it can be. You have to have a strong mind to do it.''<br /><br />Kennedy Igboananike, 24, is under contract with AIK until the end of the 2015 season.<br /><br />Photo Credit: fotbolltransfers.com<br />